Noah Bridge

Background

About Noah Bridge

My name is Noah Bridge and I have recently completed my studies at Mount Royal University in the Bachelor of Criminal Justice program. I entered this program because of a commitment to protecting our human rights and advocating for social justice. I am extremely passionate about underprivileged communities, which are often densely populated by minorities. As an individual who finds consolation in these communities, I aspire to assist them by campaigning for human rights and ultimately becoming an international human rights attorney. In my Porter role at Foothills Medical Centre, as well as my practicum placement with RESET, I honed my abilities in effective communication, client advocacy, and efficient organizational skills. My problem-solving, people-centric nature and compassion have afforded me not only an understanding of empathy, but also how to focus that affinity in a logical client-focused approach to solving problems. I am excited to contribute my talents and proficiency in critical thinking towards your team efforts. As an engaging communicator with a trauma-informed-care lense, my focus is on building strong professional relationships and advocating for those requiring support. During my four-year bachelor’s degree, I learnt the value of confidentiality, crisis management, and a broad understanding of how the Canadian criminal justice system operates.